The BIG Question For Today's Conservative Member of The 99%

I can only imagine how painful the decision must be.















Digby

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Officer Friendly by Tom Tomorrow

Officer Friendly makes up a good part of police forces everywhere(IMO). Especially when fighting those eviiil OWS protesters and in fighting the pointless drug war on Marijuana.



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John Hiatt - Drive South

Natural Gas Company Propaganda About Fracking

Today's Up With Chris Hayes Show

Can't get up that early so if I can I watch Chis Hayes new show later on the web.

Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy

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Truth Be Told

Yep. That's the impression I get.

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Hard Work? Tell it to the House

They love giving less money and benefits to actual working people. While they hardly work at all, and do quite well financially thank you very much! Thanks Kos.

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Bob Seger "Against The Wind" 1980

Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me

Love with Arthur Lee - Alone Again Or [VHS]

Loreena McKennitt Greensleeves

Finally - The War That shouldn't Have Been Coming To An End - Obama announces US Troops in Iraq are coming Home

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Neil Young - Sugar Mountain

Sinead O'Connor - Her Mantle So Green

Band of Horses - Is There a Ghost (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Styx - Fooling Yourself

News Media to Occupy Wall Street - We Don't Understand?!

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The Connells - ´74 ´75 (live in Germany, 07.04.95)

Matchbox Twenty - How Far We've Come (HQ Live)

Metallica - Sweet Jane w/ Lou Reed HD [Rock & Roll Hall of Fame New York...

Eminem - Love The Way You Lie ft. Rihanna

Teach the children well ( with lyrics) - Crosby Stills

NYPD's Corporate Police?

Things Brian Williams(etc.), won't tell you.











In the wake of the mass arrest of anti-Wall Street protesters, a donation of $4.6million that JPMorgan Chase made to the New York City Police Foundation is getting renewed attention online, including on Occupy Wall St.'s website. According to the major bank's website, the gift was "the largest in the history of the foundation and will enable the New York City Police Department to strengthen security in the Big Apple.
~Ryan Grim, HuffingtonPost